TV Buzz One out of two ain't bad. On Bravo's “Watch What Happens Live” Thursday night, guest Daniel Radcliffe gave all sorts of opinions. As you'll see in this clip, while “Twilight” isn't Radcliffe's “cup of tea,” he loves him some Lana Del Rey.
Movie Buzz How would you spend your last days on Earth? Here's the first official trailer for “Seeking a Friend for the End of the World,” an apocalyptic rom-com starring Steve Carell and Keira Knightley as neighbors who team up to make each other's End of Days dreams come true. It'll hit theaters this summer.
Movie Buzz So you're telling me that the “Stay Puft” monster in “Ghostbusters” was only 100 feet tall and that the “Cloverfield” monster comes in at 180 feet? Suddenly an attack by monsters on New York City seems like much less of a “Dooms Day” scenario.
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You don't start at the top. Just remember, for every extra that makes it as a star there's 10,000 that don't.
Movie Buzz We're gonna need a bigger boat, but that's just, like, my opinion, man.
Culture Buzz How are you feeling today? Is February fab or drab for you so far? Leave a response in the comments with an animated GIF that sums up your state of mind! Let's do this thing.
TV Buzz I’ll tell you right now: there are no chants of “Show me the money!” in this scene. Instead, Jerry Rice dons a blonde wig and tells Gonzalez the movie’s other famous line: “You had me at hello.”
Culture Buzz As pointed out by last night’s Daily Show, Newt is so much of an evil bad guy that he makes Romney look liket he heroic Metro Man in comparison.
Sports Buzz Let’s give a hand to “Access Hollywood” for asking Eli the pressing questions just days before the Super Bowl. Aw, self-aware Eli: “All those actors are too good lookin’ to play me.”
Celebrity Buzz Tim and Eric are hard at work promoting their upcoming “Billion Dollar Movie.” Though it wasn't all that well received at Sundance (due to the film's rampant “nincompoopery”), plenty of celebrities have signed a pledge to see the film when it comes out in theaters everywhere. But not “The Lorax,” because it looks bad.
Movie Buzz Shots fired! At a recent press conference in London, Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy were asked about recent claims by Fox Business anchor Eric Bolling that “The Muppets” pushes a liberal agenda meant to brainwash children. Here's their response. (via The Daily What)
TV Buzz At tonight's Screen Actors Guild Awards, Octavia Spencer won Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role for her turn as Minny Jackson in “The Help.” As you'll see in these animated GIFs of Spencer's shining moment, she was very expressive.
Culture Buzz Apparently micro-nostalgia has determined that it’s 1999 again. Case in point: the latest lightsaber Gogurt ad to promote the 3D release of “Episode I: The Phantom Menace.”
Movie Buzz I wonder why the poster for Fox Searchlight’s “Shame,” starring Michael Fassbender (and his penis) was banned…
Movie Buzz So bad, they look like they've been given the Photoshop treatment by witty internet wizards, but they're the real deal. But then again, a poster that has Brooklyn Decker saying the words “I'm crazy horny” can't be doing too much harm…
Celebrity Buzz Won’t somebody write this man a script? For the second time in two years, Drake spoke to reporters about how desperately he wants to play our president. So bad, in fact, that whenever he sees Obama on TV he watches and studies the inflections of his voice.
Movie Buzz Still better than a zoo, amirite? If you ever wanted to know what the trailer for “We Bought a Zoo” would look like when mashed up with footage from “The Shawshank Redemption” and “The Green Mile,” well, look no further!
Movie Buzz Don't underestimate the irrational rage of a Twitard. But do laugh at it!
Movie Buzz The official Oscar nominations are out this morning and as always, your favorite movie didn’t get nominated. If you were a member of the Academy, which actors or movies would you have voted for?
Movie Buzz What if I told you that most of the original cast of “Wet Hot American Summer” have reunited over the past few days at the San Francisco Sketchfest to perform the film as a radio play — and you missed it? Well, tough luck, burger breath: it happened and you missed it. Now stop expressing disappointment in your gurnal, put away your fondled sweaters, and check out some photos from the event.